Fanny Burney Madame Darblay
Fanny Burney Madame Darblay
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Another visit she mentions is to Mrs. Crewe at Hampstead. Mrs. Crewe, it will be remembered, was the daughter of 1 Sir Joshua Reynolds died on the 23rd February following.
2 One of the tickets given to her by the Queen is preserved by Archdeacon Burney of Surbiton.
vii. ] HALF A LIFETIME 179 Fanny's godmother, Mrs. Grerille. Here she listens to Burke's praise of her dead friend, Mrs. Delany, whom he affirms to have been " a real fine lady " " the model of an accomplished woman of former times";... and she reads with her hostess the newly published Pleasures of Memory of Mr. Samuel Rogers.
The close of 1792 was saddened by the sudden death of Miss Burney's brother-in-law, Mr. Francis of Aylsham, an event which detained her for some time in Nor- folk. It is about this time, too, that we begin to hear of the French refugees whose arrival in this country, previous to the execution of Louis the Sixteenth, was to exercise so important an influence upon Fanny's fortunes. The letters of Mrs. Phillips from Micklehani are much occupied with these illustrious exiles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another visit she mentions is to Mrs. Crewe at Hampstead. Mrs. Crewe, it will be remembered, was the daughter of 1 Sir Joshua Reynolds died on the 23rd February following.
2 One of the tickets given to her by the Queen is preserved by Archdeacon Burney of Surbiton.
vii. ] HALF A LIFETIME 179 Fanny's godmother, Mrs. Grerille. Here she listens to Burke's praise of her dead friend, Mrs. Delany, whom he affirms to have been " a real fine lady " " the model of an accomplished woman of former times";... and she reads with her hostess the newly published Pleasures of Memory of Mr. Samuel Rogers.
The close of 1792 was saddened by the sudden death of Miss Burney's brother-in-law, Mr. Francis of Aylsham, an event which detained her for some time in Nor- folk. It is about this time, too, that we begin to hear of the French refugees whose arrival in this country, previous to the execution of Louis the Sixteenth, was to exercise so important an influence upon Fanny's fortunes. The letters of Mrs. Phillips from Micklehani are much occupied with these illustrious exiles.
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